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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO March 20 (SpecfaWheat was easily bulled 10
afternoon board 1t was prevented gong De-
yond that figure by sales by Keshaw just 1t had been de-
BY sales by the other wing OF the cq
Rosenfed Co. Field Lindley Co May wheat closed
9Isesl CENTS May at 80 sD3os cents May lar"
at 81 AN and May ribs Mt So 17a cents Ino
visible supply figures had the usual effect on the regular
Monday market The figures OF course anticipated ana
an hour before official 1t was known that
the decrease would be little less than SOO0OO Dushea
When known that the exact decrease IN whsa, was
Information had not particle OF erect
NAV wheat hung at Ss,0sl7s and although tLee
little activity thore indication OF weakness Az
o'clock Nav closed where II opened at 81 cents
during the day out OF sympathy win w.a
The receipts enough 900 carsl to cause uto
bushels In the visible sup
ply naturally had that effect PROVISIONS were
exceedingly dull but strong.
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HILLS CASE BEFORE JUDGE PATTERSON.

Harry nh appeared before Justic, Patterson 10 the su
preme Court Chambers yesterday and listened with interest
o. tho arguments counsel the motion TO continue tho
temporary injunction restraining mn from giving theatrical
his At Houston and Crosby ss Ho
represented by A. H. unm- and Assistant Corporation
Couns Scott appcaro! for the motion Mr. Scott
tho afihavits Of police officers who
arrested II settling forth the allegation that erhibi
ton OF minstrelsy given contrary 10 the law
Mr. Hummcl SAID that his client had been resident Of ts
city forty years and ctor Of the place Tor over thirty
ycara fcw months ago lao had theatrical license but
surrendered ia order TO maintain his restaurant since
hon Entertainment had been given there that could be
called theatrical Tho old there, but
there scenery IL simply occupied by slA nus
clans who played dance music. Tho dancing tie tsc
ton tho All THIS set forth In AFFIDAVIT
nm which Mr Hummel presented lie also presented
by benjamin. c. Sandor retire fur merchant
~ hal frequent visitor NJ the place ami that
Theatrical performances had hecn seen BY him there since
the license hat been given Mr Humme said
that m owned two " three farms on Long Island and ran
SQUAD and that he sold milk from hrs
farm place In lIousOnt equal Ia That given q tho
guests tho Hoffman lI0uAe nhsfo tho guests were permit
tod % listen 20 muslc vhllc eating
Mr rcples that this the weakest otcnse he Ind
lsari Tor business and that II accepted
eyoy Would have ten foi square N his place
kepf clear dancing and would citm that perpetual
progress there. The decision was Teservoi
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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL March 2S-ls:30 D. m.-Cottou Business 10
moderate at unchanged prices Nidlng Uplttll i6 l.,
for speculation and export HeceiptssU0oJ bales nclud
ing 3z,sVv American
Futures firm Uplants Low Miiliny clsI,s, March de-
livery 32.id: also 33-0Id; DO March AMI Apr
326id; 81 sd; do Mag and June delivery 81 6id,
also 35-6d: DO Juno July delivery. 53j6d; also SO
-6i. do July anu August delivery 376td Also 3o64dI
do August and september delivery Ss.6iL; also So
Sid do september an october delivery 320G: do sep
tender delivery. 5 4O-jid
Tenders delivery at to+lay clearings 3t0O bales
dockets amt 400 old do
2p m-Cotton-The sales day included 400 bales
American
Futures drm. Uplands Low Mddng clause. March do
livery 5i6id vain. do March and April delivery D -
do May and delivery. lid sellers do June aud
July delivery 6i do July and August delivery
ai-Uld buyers August and september delivery II
Gid sellers September October delivery Si-6ad
MIXTURES closed quiet uplands Low Middln9
clause March delivery, SOLID sellers do March and APP
Ill delivery. 35Uad sellers do April aud May delivery
3J64d sellers do May ami June delivery. 3O0i buyers
and July delivery. 3SStd sellers DO July and
delivery 4-6il. sellers. do. August and
TENDER delivery Ibid buyers do september and October
delivery. 3IG4L buyers: do september delivery 542C4d
bu3
GALVESTON March 2s.-Cottou firm Midding. o. Low
Mlng 0Sl6 Good Ordinary, 9- net and gross receipts
90 bales exports coastwse. 20i7 bales sales J20 bales;
NoRFoLK Mlrrh 2s-cc;ton steady Midiins 1914 net
gross receipts Ais bales exports coaswse JSl bales
cs. 2i6 bales stock l2.3O7 bales
SAVANNAH, March 2A-CJttJn nrn Midihng. 30; Low
Kidding 0h Good Ordinary 30 net and gross receipts
bales exports Coastwise l07T bales sIie 6j bsIes;
stock IL. MS bales
NEwORLEASs March 2S.-Cotton quiet but firm. Mdtins
To- Low Mding ll.lB Good Ordinary. "a net 70
5526 bales the Continent 5i5i bales sales $50 bales
stock, 2U6 73l bales
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THE STATE or TRADE

MaT. sS %s @ M s@nsrnS g s.;
ss 90 40 50 rs e3 10, DO Family - 70 a. o. cry
Mills superane SO so % 90 TO- Extra 6 20 as 90 dS III.
Patent wheatsouthorn steady Western higher
southern Ee OF seSc 10 Amber s2 egie; No Western n
Aprl-oI do Nav oO' o9OI-s do June VI lse9l &c
aa7 Sou aS yellow Ss7c Western Mixed spot
&c aged H:s s ar aass southern A &hs
sSsSse do Mixed s.ssa. rgansyIvana "a use ..,.,,
kyo a. q SS,s Steady Me.s PoTs old SIS 90
new si 50 Bukmea,s anG Clear Kie si es
Slides 9 Hams p,cKs a Sr sssS
20 s2c Egg quiet at ii8 II Petroleum steady-
Renned Cofoe armeritio cargoet ordinary 70 iai
ase il Ss.sio eusa Wnskey steady at 81 2sssi
Ereght TO LverpooI ssr steamer 1ons ss9 ;
wGsa, 10000 Corn 1850 sasa oat; 5000 sns .6
bush Corn = lush. sales-whoas 257.7oo bush Corn
nosTov March 2sFlOur very quiet Choice Extras Is %
Ont, prime - COG - IS Corn quiet steamee eSw S
at $ short. hT@ Msaliae, per ton . s1 70
Fac Fresh Made Western Creamery sold &C Ssssoe The
next grades at 2Jds7c Chee,e hEn. sew , gss
&c choice Western IA Receipts for the ay-Eloar
pryv,,o March 2s-wheat-No l Hart weak; holders
are 959s Ss S'S al Soi So aS NoSern aco
very sale. at Sc over y d s1pgGss - 20
cars No White MICHIGAN sold AT 50 Sc Corn "a s9oa
1o y, "n' &c Gats domani light holders
Willie soc. No White 81 e3i &c No Mixed ot~ - ~;
,r,da se No Extra eOc state S67c. No West
ern ochys 9nst and Snch,Gso GapIg so SG s.
Corn bush oats 5000 oasa Barley d 400 p9sa
CHICAGO March 2S.-Fiour steady and unchanged WIN.
eaa Water - 70 ~ Choice TO Fancy Minnesota Pss
ents - 20R ~ 90 Mancsoti Bakers ia SACKS - AZ
y IS IS per 100 %.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
wheat market yesterday opened with spirit and An
active trading accomplished in the morning hours result
ing In hardening OF sal cent In the afternoon prices
were somewhat variable and business was diminished, but
only slight concession made some OF the months
Shippers light buyers only $4,000 bushels being sken
but spot held and at rise OF per cent
The supply statement failed to show the that
had been for both this and the smaller export in
quiry the bush temper caused by reports OF
bad weather aud tho dscoursng crop outlook
in California The closed steady with gains OF for
March and April 81 and May 92l for Juno at w
and cent for July August at e0 and september AZ
81 The markets were sronger spot io Wcro
up IA cent The export movement eased off, oily ss
ended steady at the best figures ur.o ia a iof
May 4s for June at 49, and cent for July at d9
cents feature OF activity but firm IN zone
The options ended cent higher for March at 81 ana Ia
stronger tone extended to provisions and ne %srsee
April 81 62; May 81 3d. June. " 75i July 81 81; August
81 49,
The receipts OF and -four reported Yesterday AZ New
York Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston were as oiiowso
Wheat 2ol SO bushels corn 2244l7 bushels oats iSanae
Chicago Milwaukee and 81 Louis the arrivals wcr9
Wheat 10 400 bushels corn 34 O96 bnshes oats Ilo.V
bushels total grain 67 203 bushels Hour 47o'o barrels
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ans % rsSmns ana 7 sStSn:s' - IS ass
ssa SoSs g S 1 OHIO M
DsrIcn x.rsA 2as sy, White cash si.sj
S Ssaon A ssss Ap Nay a ''' 9npss
WHIT e e as 81
s.sss &C.,
:sssSy sPTovi;,sS: aaIs Ssss
VIZ: sssi o 20:
MINNEAPOLIS March 28-wheat steady and active IA,
E sss on track No Hard cash ''.'' May ''' Juno
Psoms March sss,n H5m Mrh Nike, ,sssss
s sss:si "|.i:s ~ Rye ss$ r.
e. sssso o Ss sys
March @ s.. demand
g asGs ss 4 g.
9 sS @ es ss. ess = g. 81 e
$sss.ss & @ xsa q ss as
a. s 10 e. e fhsf E o.
whsat-The quiet % opisns sSoai
vac nssss export ss SG
but s psnwsre showed No SssSse %sde
yana Red in export elevator ssh No. Red for asfos
do as for '9 Jus s' 40 dali ny
rsnnsviyana SS.c CornTaarset for options ladf
sns with s nc Sssr1Ss 'aas 'Ss s not s1e
ST. sss
ior MAY sisI!se Jun. Sss@Rs
e'' sis 'd !ssss 20
s5P: & Nav wI s7 e HsssA AS
eses e Fan &c s ga
M%$ssn 'A'fs s''s choice ' Sea
q 50 o sG CITY gr%v Ess, OS o g
$500 Pork mesa SIG iii 90 do prime moss new.
ss 90 90 Do is' HOES 81. CO
Reanea q 1893 co. i %
Sc western" crsa%ery Eisra soc ss iaa:
Cheese Srm Ssw.YorE full cream Il &c: Ohio hss:
saoes ss PeSSsyya par. SKINS SS.c DO au
Ohio and other Western ars,s PeIroeam7o AOei
iS;iso coatootioasrs Sue Powaerea is'is sse
E Es hT a Winter int sn n go % y
9s e, s1oS bush ai0O bush o0r'
oat. quot and @Tsa as'' mwh'' Corn and
@ 'P IH ::ey %
aancy 50 Era s.neT ssa e.. 70 =,
7sa7sp ssotc closing sole bid; june 7sa!s. a sOfc.
sss1n ss sS;e H sS.'es is s
4a.s an Hssh 'se May 20 M 10 500
Fay dull p'Ifs so' s. s T%ctST
a. rms ~ W rr WnsSey s!saHy w at 81 PROVISIONS
MoatsBoxed lots. Shoulders SO 90; Long Clear 81 75S
81 o72 Short Ribs 50 90 snoft clear 50 % Bacon
Shoulders 30 so; Long Clear 50 Ribs IS
short Clear So e2xess7 70. Hams at 81 5oSsl4;..:.
IS 900 bush Oats $4,000 BUSH rye 900 ta,n Barley
shpments-Flour 49, bbis.. 1000
bush. 10000 10000 BASH. Rye bush
Barley 900 bush Afternoon Bo1r,-Wheat firm and
unchanged unchanged. nominal.
TOLEDO. March 28.-Wheat irmer. Cash Sic bid; May
s2s.c June SIC bid SO asked Corn steady Cash 80
May loirc; Clover weak, lower. Cash q % bt,
81 06 asked April 81 O2 asked ReceiDsWheaS 1000
bnsh Corn 1900 bush Oats 1000 bush Clover
bags ShIpinsnts-Wheat 1000 bush. Corn 23O00
oats bush. Clover Seed ,022 bags
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, MARCH g. 1851
o Moouras administrators was erroneous the
is therefore, reversed aud the case remandeo WIN
"a Aiam aa uetttiOn

it, therefore reversed and the case remanded WIN
70 dsmiss the petition.
wS5S1 sn sSss coa sRPs n 1t
Fn Ssfr w eos sh and
With dismiss he b, WITH eSst 1q
70 punish contempt referred to In those orders w
So 7fhe Merchants Mutual Insurance Company ap'
peMan51s Msrchsnss Mutual Company
psn sa: Weeks appeals f ps, is Of IoasSnn
the United STATE, ten i sas tse and Interest
NO issHenry Kbbs Others appellant agt Abra'
han 3snnss boiaS sppean abraham Zen
pnEs ss a Ss or A SRRSs Of
oHar Appeal from the Court Of Claims n
s eS s snS o n
from Circuit Court Of the United states for the western
George Dent Others Motion to discharge and vscs o
TO revoke order rensatnR receiver ana iot
writ Of tho pSRSsa e o asw
NO 1o4-The Selma and Dalton Railroad Company
rstored to It's place on to be taken up until
ali tho %spes 81 the ssart a aTf Rhs appellants
Eclipse Motion to rcnsate case on docKe'
0 No isss-Ths asiter Mount Gold Mining Company plain,
M a HS"FT
Henry docketed and dismissed win COSTS
Notion 10 n dsss, St e. sEsfs "
behalf Of E @
NO aasE3ward n STANLEY plantn IN error ast the
B %o p Williams plaintiff ae the
William A. McKcnncy leave granted to file printed state
the Pressed Ia9nars ComPany Ars%eHss son
by George HSa for plaintiff IN ssTS os error ANA
by r. u Lincoln for plaintiff in error
Adjourned until TO morrow at IL o'clock
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NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
ATTACKS ON A DEAD MANS CHARACTER

GROSS AND UNroUNDED AsPzRsIoFs on THE LATE
c.. W. ADAMS.
WASHINGTON, March % tSpecal).-The friends OF
the late George W. Adams, OF "The Washington
Star" are indignant account of certain puplica-
tons. especially in "The New-fork Timcs," ana
Herald" which reflect on him and seem to be de-
signed to injure his widow. Mr.. Lovejoy who was
close personal trend of Mr.. Adams as well as his
legal adviser to-day said;
q 1t Is regarded as unprofessional among lawyer
of any standing to anticipate trial In court by
trial by newspapers; but a. the suit against the
widow and children OF the late Mr. George W. Adams
was instituted Immediately upon the mysterious us
appearance of of the administrators ana the sen.
sational event has been made the OASIS OF tne mos.
malicious, scandalous and hbcllous attacks upon
the memory OF dead friend, ana upon the charaoecI
and conduct of his widow who mourning tne rece'
loss of both beloved husband and little daugh,er'
| think IL n duty OF the Oldest fr1ends OF MI
Adams TO avail myself of this opportup ty Tor conra
dicp tho attachments referred to. Mr.. Adams let
no will few days before bis death his wife SEM
for me at her husbands request to draft his VIII anu
at his desire Crosby s. Noyes and B. u kauimahn'
his friends associates. together win hs protne
in-law. James H. Young and II. L. Adams. bookkceIe per
of q The Evening Star :" and confidential business
manager of tho deceased man. were present
change tor the worse had taken place. u. W. Adams
VAS not considered to be in that coalition OF clear
and connected consciousness when renhered MN
capable OF making will, we withdrew ana ne soon
afterward died The disappearance OF H. L. ADAMS
has no connection with the case whatever. lie was
not related to G. W. Adams and the Destruction Oh
will could not have benefited him at all HIS no
counts as Co administrator correct to cent
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO March 2s-Cae- Receipts last "a hours 1894
head. for week thus t i7l0 heat for sane tns
week llz head consigned through-sunday " ears
which 81 To Newfork; to-day 20 cars OF which "a 70
WORK l5S cars sale; prices declined od lOc from
Monday Common Fair 81 oo0si 49, Good o Choice
and eifers - ~ 90 Fat Bulls dull amt lower at 80 90
ass 90; stoekers and Feeders QUIET at 81 OO9s3 50:
Common TO Choice Mich Cows S25 dsl3; 0als - oo@
30 Extra So %; all offerings taken.
SheepKecepts last "a hours 900 neaf total Tor week
thus far 5000 head tor same tune last week II 200
heah consigned thtongh % cars Ia Of which 70 New
York Is sale: market steady with TAR demand
Inferior Fair II 0Oa4 so Good 20 Choice ~ % 90 500
Ordinary Choice LAMBS 50 50Ss6 o. Extra do ~ 25e
Roos-Recsipts % hoursl076 head total for the
l9.lSS head FOR same time last week ~ 500
head consigned through sunday 47 cars 81 OF which 70
sale: market irregular and larry active;
Light Pigs 50 $500 ~; Mixed Pigs and Light Workers
Medium Weights IS SIS 95 Extra So 90 TO- select
Heavy Ends SIS 3505 e5; stays siei7o bulk OF
offerings sold o,.,
CHICAGO March 2s-Tns reports-Cdtus-
Recepts-70OO mead Shipments 1000 heal market stony
and sreay Shipping $50 TO 1900 D. - 9s3 TO-
stockers Feeders So 0O0s 25. Cows Bulls and MA@
lOdSi Dnlk ~ DQf5 10.
Ho0s-kecepts 10000 heai saipmsnts 1000 me ess
frmer ur GOOD. Rough and Mixei 30 2Ods3 lG rack
and shipping 50 6JSs6 0O Light 81 10 sso D" SAp'
Sassp-Receprs 5000 snipments 900 heal, markes
strong Natives IS OO6si So western - os@f 30
ST ioJIs March 2s-Cattie- Recepts-l 900 head ship
ments 49, head: was steady Choice heaN
Native Steers 81 7j6s5 20: FAIR 10 Good shieyinS
as4 sS Feecrs fair good So i09s390 AT 70
Socd ~ 20 90 to choice - oOs - 20.
Roes-Iecepts 700 neaL shpnents 20oo nes, ,tens
shae stronger Choice heavy and Butcher
ss 70 - IS 90 Packing good rs 55 go 90 norn
ers NJ edum 70 Prime 50 so0so o. r'S'' ''""'" "
goSn - KeoeiD,s 700 nead. 200 head market
6rn Common to Far 81 6o0ss 30 Medium 70 FANCY
So 7ossiso
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wlsuTNGTOy SOTrs

WASHINGTON. Monday. March g. 1857
PRE- ESTRY on MUMMIEs-Ac,ing Secretary Fair
child has authorized the free entry OF certain munmes
consigned Va Thomas IOwfey and now held In the New
York CustOn-IiOu
NEW Observation-Disclosures Secretary fairchild has
designated the Boise City National Bank OF Boise CITY,
Ial for the reception safe keeping aud disbursement
OF public funds advanced Cisbursng officers OF the
War Department.
NAVAL MoyEMKNT-.-Jhe Ynntic was NJ San Domingo
on March IL Since leaving st. Thomas on March ) she
had visited ChTstian-ted. Santa cruz, Fan Juan Porto
Rico and sninana AZ san Juard Commander Green was
informed that coming from ~ Thomas his vessel bs
quarunincd but rather than submit 10 II he put 10 sea
Immediately.
INTERNATIONAL ExHIBiTlON.-The Department OF state
has received Information from the Consul at Milan
Italy, that there will lac held la that city In May and June
next an international exhibition OF Touring milling
machinery and apparatus connected with
Italian pastcuakng. ricercssing ana similar indus
tries" The Consul advises American manufacturers
send exlibts
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BUSY OVER NAVAL ARMAMENT.
THE SHIP TO BE BUILT AT BROOKLYN WAX
PREPARATIONS

THE SHIP TO BE BUILT Al "F''
PREPARATIONS.
WASHINGTON March 2S.-Cbief Constructor Wilson,
who is now at Chester inspecting the cruiser Chicago Is
expected to return to this city TO orrow to give formal
instructions 20 the board appointed to consider and report
upon the additional machinery and plant necessary 10
enable the Department TO undertake the construction ~
the Brooklyn NavyYard OF one OF the new 6OO0ton YES
scls authorized to be built Tho board Is composed OF
Naval Constructor Pook and Assistant Constructors
Hoover and Wilson. The Bureau OF Naval Intelligence
has collected OF information that will be submitted
TO the board relative the latest discoveries In naval
construction and In addition there will be placed before
the Naval Constructor Hchborns close In
aures the plant and appliances used IN the largest
European dock yards Some OF these devices are uhuer
stood to be OF great vslue and yet practically I'M
known 10 the sbipwrights OF America , ,-,.
The Navy Department IL still prosecuting the inquiries
begun time ago relative TO the ability OF the ra
ways and canals OF the country to transport
boats and naval material from the sea to inland waters
IL has been learned that the facilities OF the existing rh
roads are limited the ability Ia transport boats OF an
extreme length OF feet while the Erie Canal VIII per-
nit the passage from the Atlantic Ocean 10 the lakes OF
torpedo feet In length AZ the torpedo craft
for the defence OF the lake ports are not re
oured TO he as seaworhy and large as those Intended
for the protection OF the coast Is believed that the
existing facilities ample The fact that these IN
oures BIZ the Department begun more than yea:
ago regarded By naval officers ne sufficient answer 70
any inference that might be drawn 10 the effect tat tey
indicate preparations for struggle growing out OF inc
fisheries dispute.
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EXAMINING THE FIDELITY'S ATTORNEY.

Until yesterday the investigation OF the Fidelity and
Casualty Company has been conducted before Referee
Noah Davis by Thomas s. Moore, the counsel OF the
company He asked about all the questions. But
Yesterday John ID. w. Warner, appeared IN behalf OF
the Surrogate and cross-examned the officials OF the
company. He began with Actuary lie Jeune, but
dropped in short time TO ascertain what qualihca-
tons Mr. Brad. tho young attorney OF the comp1ny
has for the place he holds Mr. Brady said that he had
been Ia his present position since October 1884 and
that he had principally to do with the judicial bonds
department.
. What experience this work did you have pre-
vious to entering the company's employ, Mr. Bradyf
asked Mr. Warner
a About IA much rs the average lawyer" was the
reply.
aWhen were you admitted TO the barP
HIn May, 1884"
" That il sufficient on that point"
Then was begun rakng examination OF the witness
Mr Warner asked him all sorts OF questions about
the company how It conducted its legal and its fidelity
business. What special laws 1t operated under IN
this State, in New-Jersey, Massachusetts, Pennsyl-
vana and about dozen other Statcs tow fidelity
Companies were carried IN England, Canada aud
other countries OF the globe, how ADMINISTRATOR
guardians. trustees aud every other kind OF bonds
were issued-n fact about everything connected with
the business either directly indirectly. He found
however that though young in years, Mr.. Brady knew
his business pretty thoroughly.
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BARsAcLEs WILL CLING TO THE CRUISERS.

wAsnNGTos. March 2s.-The Navy Department has
been experimenting for some time with numbers OF
patented paints and compositions intended TO prevent
the foung the bottoms of vessels Several thousand
dollars have expended in these experiments during
years but up 10 this Time no method Of pro
tectng vessels from ouns has been discovered equal In
efficiency the old system OF sheahing Naval officers
generally express regret at the failure OF Congress to
provide for seahng with copper the new steel vessels
authorized TO be built The frst cost OF applying tho
sheathing Is considernblc-as much $4,000 I'm tho
case OF the 1.7OO-lon gunboat-but the ultimate
economy OF the sheathng said 10 he eyond question
only adds much 10 the strength or the vessel
hut relieves the Department from the necessity OF dock
Ing ships six months at great expense In south
ern waters Naval vessels suffer severely than
the Northern sample baruacles four inches m
length received tho Department from tho
superintendent OF the Pacific Mail steamship Company
at Aspnwai with the statement that they werc taken
from the city 81 Para after four nonths e0posute.
Tho construction officers - innate that like exposure
OF one swift ironclads would result In loss
OF speed three knots hogr rendering them totally
unfit the purposes for which they were Intended.
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res ranged as follows
ku.v.r

Tbs h, 1hsst cash nrlaes follows --Whsas-No
snr,ng 10 .c: No Spring u &c. No Req ~ Corn
No z yTa.r...... oats-No 24c Hye-Ne % &c.
U.rev-Nn 2 bUYc. eiat soed-No l 81 OBS Prme
Timothy 81 so .. Pork-s20 so tar-sI 42.s
short ib Sides TO- Dry Saltei shoulders ovhei
S6Sg short CIolr Sides boxeL - 80 Wniskcy 81 Is
per gallon .Sugar-Cut Loaf 6'sc; uranuiaten DC:
ktan,an "a 5nsc Reoeipts-Fiour $4,000 hbia Wheat
l0ooU bush, Corn 2loO0g bush, oats iosooo e es
Evo 600 bush, Barley $4,000 ou5n Shioments-rlouE
~ 900 bDi., Wheat $1,000 bnsn.i Ooru l2l,oos Susn
Data 10000 bush, Rye 800 bushi Barley Si'ooo
bush. - p.,,.. ,~.. In h.t.er
on the Produce Exchange TO-DAY Butter was IN oemer
demand creamery A's 93oc DAIRY IL p@~oo' Hss' AZ
% lie per doz
CINCINNATI. March 2sFour weak Family ~ Sss s5o
Fancy y % 80 90 Wheat dull-Nn Ned III s0SZc
Reesipts g. 800 bush. shipments 1900 bush Corn In
good demand No. M.el so1o Oats Stss sry So,ot
at s7 as LARD at a. u, n,s IS a cute.
short Clear ~ buiter nr Fancy Mertnwesornn
Creamery 83es&el Good 70 Ehtra 1h,o Ce%@on ana
20 Prime Dairy roll ~ 626o hogs hrm' ,"
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wAslnNGToS. March -. Tho Commissioner Of tho
General Land Oco has approved aud sent to tho secro
rotary OF the Interior Tor transmission 10 Congress
from the Of Ncw Mexico Ia private laid
claims which have been rejected "a follows:
The Sierra Nosca claim ipr 200 acres the Alameda
Spanish claim for lo621i the Arroyo dc San
Lorenzo claim for l3-l39 acres the san Clement" claim
for - iI3 acrca ana tho MuosTa del PilAs claim
for -. 5Ts acres